by Greg Carroll, Tudor Collegiate Strategies In May, 2000 I was the Director of Athletics at Cazenovia High School, a midsize school district located in the exact center of New York State. I had been there for 12 years and was coming off a couple really good years both competitively and in terms …
What Are Your Recruits Seeing on Game Day?
by Greg Carroll, Tudor Collegiate StrategiesAs the saying goes, you only get one chance to make a first impression. That holds true whether it’s related to a first time encounter with another person, your first time dining in a new restaurant, or for that matter the first time your recruit …
Two Great Questions to Ask After Prospects Visit Campus
by Dan Christensen, Tudor Collegiate Strategies So, you planned the visit, the recruit came to campus, and mom and dad have taken them home. What now? Hopefully if things went well, you asked them if they are ready to verbally commit. If you didn’t or they said “not yet”, here are two great …
Two Easy Ways to Create More Memorable Campus Visits
by Dan Christensen, Tudor Collegiate Strategies There are always ways to make a campus visit better. The research we have gathered at Tudor Collegiate Strategies tells us that whether your prospect comes for just a few hours or does a full overnight visit, try these two tactics to increase …
Staging Successful Group Recruiting Visits
Former President George H.W. Bush was riding on a bus during the Presidential campaign of 1988 with a reporter, who recounted a memory of sitting next to the then Vice President as they were pulling away from a campaign stop.Mr. Bush, noticing a person waving by themselves as the bus began to …